It didn't matter which model I used, adding this does reduce sensitivity. After owning a big screen phone for a few years I figured out that I didn't need this at all. I get 2 to 3 years before a deal comes along and I switch phones and I know to not put my phone in my pocket with keys or change so at 2+ years not a scratch. I do however believe and use a simple case. I choose by grip and how it puts a lip around the device so I can set the phone face down and not get a scratch.
Not buying those protectors today.
Hi.
I wanted to change my phone recently , so at first I started to like the htc10 (because of the clean android , no bloatware and the all around decent-ness) , until I noticed Id have a hard time finding screen protectors , cases , etc for the phone in my country , and it doesnt have warranty in my country and finding a repairman is hard if needed. so buying the htc 10 would be risky.
then I saw the s7 edge is on sale for a reasonable price too (around $100 more expensive than the htc 10) so I considered that as well , but thats where I have my biggest question.
I have seen glass scrren protectors for s7edge but all the comments said that it affected the touchscreen making it less sensitive to touch and all that . are the glass screen protectors for s7edge really that bad or are they the same as other phones' ?
(and by the way , weird as it may sound , s7edge is cheaper than normal s7 in my country , so I wouldnt want s7 , and I dont like touchwiz , so not a fan of samsung , but the s7edge price is nice when compared to my other choices)
then I saw the lg g6 , which I really like , but the software doesnt look good either (i've heard its similar to touchwiz about bloatware , and I dont like how it looks) and the previous flagships have had issues such as bootloops and broken camera lenses , which makes me worry about buying it. i was also wondering if it had any form of themes app similar to htc/samsung which could change the entire look of the phone ?
any recommendations ?
thanks in advance

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